In: "Make me a 10-page pitch deck for Relayboard, an async-standup tool, in the Portolan sea-chart style." Out: the pages below — a growth story told as a voyage across a 16th-century chart. The labels are the judgment log, the part you can't screenshot. Notice the rhythm: headline → a dense evidence block → one line to land on. Every number is rendered inside the image and comes out clean.
The identical ten pages rendered in a premium dark-editorial material — the plan, densities and text didn't change; only the material did. That swap is the whole product.




The exact prompts live in examples/ (both editions) — material + device + verbatim text + the anti-garble tail, then assembled with one command.
cd examples/relayboard-portolan # or examples/relayboard (dark edition) cp ../../.env.example .env # your image model key python3 gen.py # 10 pages -> slides/ python3 ../../scripts/assemble_pptx.py slides deck.pptx
Relayboard is fictional; every metric is invented demo content. In real use the skill never invents facts — unknowns become [TO CONFIRM] placeholders.